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驢奶將成爲下一個熱門産品嗎?

也許很少人知道驢奶有助于人體健康。然而，在遠古時代，驢奶被人們稱爲長生不老藥。埃及王妃非常喜歡用驢奶泡澡。羅馬教皇Francis也稱他小時候是喝驢奶長大的。因此，人們對驢奶重燃了興趣之火。

驢奶含有豐富的乳糖和較少的脂肪。而且，專家稱驢奶與人類食用的奶制品非常相像。聯合國糧農組織表示驢奶具有特別營養成分。驢奶含有的蛋白質非常適合那些對牛奶過敏的消費者。

人們在塞浦路斯的商店親眼見證到驢奶是如此地受歡迎。商店裏的驢奶肥皂、驢奶白酒、驢奶巧克力以及驢奶化妝品都是熱銷産品。有一位荷蘭客人買了15塊驢奶肥皂並宣稱這些驢奶肥皂能幫助他治療皮膚病。有些顧客稱治療已久的皮膚病沒有得到見效，他們也有種沖動想購買驢奶肥皂。還有些顧客會質疑驢奶肥皂的功效。

在塞浦路斯最大的的驴奶农场里有一家专门供应驴奶的商店。店主Pieris Georgiadis坚持每天喝未经加工的驴奶。店主正忙得不可开交。商店里站满了来自各地的顾客，如英国人、俄罗斯人以及德国人。他们非常注重身体健康，都前来购买驴奶。商店还有2个顾客是来自修道院的尼姑。他们俩正打算为修道院购买一个星期的食材以及新鲜的驴奶。

在塞浦路斯研究乳牛学的专家Photis Papademas曾经采访那些经常喝这个农场供应的驴奶的人。他们表示驴奶对于哮喘、湿疹和皮肤病患者十分有效。Photis表示：驴奶具有抗菌酶和对抗过敏原的作用。过去三年里，有大量的报告研究驴奶对过敏症状和皮肤病的作用。就目前状况看，驴奶似乎非常有市场。作为一个科学家，我还要对此进行多次的临床验证。

Photis建議每天喝60毫升驢奶。150毫升的瓶裝驢奶值4.75美元（折合人民幣約爲28.5元）。驢奶沒有臭味，嘗起來就像脫脂奶一樣。驢子就像人一樣只有一個胃。驢子的單胃消化系統與奶牛的多胃消化系統是不同的，因此，驢奶含有更多的細菌接種量。

英國人是驢奶的忠實愛好者。他們常常在網上購買驢奶産品，如驢奶肥皂、驢奶潤膚乳以及驢奶奶油。這些産品主要來自由瑞士和意大利供應的法國公司。供應商還專門爲那些對奶牛過敏的小孩和嬰兒制作驢豆奶和驢奶配方奶粉。

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